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Meet Our New Officers and Board Members Volume 24, No. 6 June 2010 Meet Our New Officers and Board Members The Pacifica Chapter Board happily announces the election of three new officers, the re-election of its Vice- President, and the appointment of two new Members at Large. The new Board officers and members will serve two-year terms beginning June 1. Dalton Cantey will be our new President. We could say he has been re-elected, since he was president of the chapter in 1994, but a few years have intervened. Dalton also serves as the coordinator of playday groups, driving up from Santa Cruz every month to combine people with music. Ricardo Hofer has been re-elected as Vice President, for his third term, proving himself to be a tireless leader on behalf of the chapter. Our new Secretary is Carolyn Butler, who recently joined the Ricardo Hofer chapter. And our new Treasurer is Alice Benedict, who Vice-President has been a playing member for 10 years but is new to the Board. The two new Members at Large are Ellen Fisher and Betsy St. Aubin. ~ Mary Elliott and Lyle York Carolyn Butler Secretary Dalton Cantey Alice Benedict President Treasurer Ellen Fisher Betsy St. Aubin Board Member at Large Board Member at Large Membership Address Update Donating to VdGS-Pacifica Pj Savage The Pacifica Chapter is an affiliate of the San Francisco 20 Glengreen St. Early Music Society (SFEMS), and along with other Santa Rosa CA 95409 privileges this affiliation confers, we can receive tax- (707) 843-7266 deductible donations. These include not only cash but [email protected]. viols, bows, musical scores, method books, tuners, stands and other viol paraphernalia. Checks and Payments Update Especially since we now have a Youth Project working to Please send any checks and payments , including rental teach young people the viol, please remember the checks, to the new Treasurer, Alice Benedict, rather than chapter when you are cleaning out your music room. to Pj Savage. Cash donations can be used for new rental instruments Alice Benedict, Treasurer VdGS – Pacifica and bows, new music for the chapter playing library, the PO Box 9813 Pacifica Youth Project, or our scholarship fund. Berkeley, CA 94794 To ensure that your donation will be tax-deductible, please make out the check to SFEMS with a note on the lower left corner: “for VdGS-Pacifica.” Then send your www.pacificaviols.org donation check to Alice Benedict, Treasurer, VdGS- Our VdGS-Pacifica chapter website is maintained and Pacifica, P.O. Box 9813, Berkeley, CA 94709. She will regularly updated by Julie Morrisett. It contains the Viol forward your check to SFEMS. SFEMS will accept and Player’s Calendar, along with a list of local teachers, record the donation, then transfer the funds to us. You sources for music, supplies, inexpensive viols, repairs, will receive an acknowledgment letter from SFEMS for and travel tips. The VdGSA (national) website is your tax records. When you donate a viol or other www.vdgsa.org. materials, you will receive a letter citing the estimated Rent a Viol value of the instrument or materials for your tax records. Pacifica has trebles, tenors and basses to rent. Contributions Encouraged Donations of viols and bows to our rental program are We welcome your articles, photos, drawings, and re- extremely welcome–we’ll accept them in any condition. views of concerts, CD’s, music and books. Send contribu- Rental fees range from $15 to $30 per month. In charge of tions, ideas and suggestions to Peter Brodigan, rentals is John Mark, 10 Holyrood Manor, Oakland, CA [email protected]. 94611; (510) 531-1471; [email protected]. Send concert listings to Peter Brodigan, [email protected]. 2 For Sale Ask Miss Fret-Knot: A guide to consort manners, by Prudence Fret-Knot Gamba News is published by the Pacifica Chapter and Lyle York, is available for $14.95 plus shipping from Lazar Early of the Viola da Gamba Society Music: www.LazarsEarlyMusic.com, [email protected], or (650) 938-5367. PACIFICA CHAPTER BOARD Visit Your Local Viol Builder! 7-string bass, Bertrand model, rich sound. President Dalton Cantey 6-string bass, Jaye model, bright and delightful to play. Treble, Hoskins model. Tenors and other bass models also available. Soft and hard [email protected] cases custom-fitted to your instrument. Repairs. Come by to try an Vice President Ricardo Hofer instrument, take a shop tour and learn about building viols, or for idle [email protected] chit-chat. Alexandra Saur, (510) 558-6927; (510) 559-9563, in Albany. Secretary Carolyn Butler Bow Rehair. Alexandra Saur is now offering rehairing for both modern and early bows. Top quality hair and quick turnaround! (510) 559-9563, [email protected] [email protected]. Treasurer Alice Benedict Ruby Instruments. The world’s first production model of a 7-string solid [email protected] body electric viola da gamba! Play traditional and crossover music on BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE one instrument! To hear and play the Ruby, contact Kirby Leong, (510) 317-0834 or (510) 332-0834 (24-hour message); [email protected]. President Emerita Ellen Farwell Lazar’s Early Music [email protected] Viol bow, John Brasil, treble, 47 gms, $300. Rental Coordinator John Mark Viola da gamba, 6-string bass, Zuchowicz, 1983, 68 cm string length, [email protected] new Gamut strings, like-new condition, hard case. New bridge. Plays VdGSA Chapter Representative Lee McRae very nicely. Excellent example of Zuchowicz small bass. $7000 (new [email protected] price is $9200). Coaching Liaison Alexandra Saur Bow, Bass Viol, William Salchow, 73 gms, 71.7 cm stick, 57.8 cm free hair, [email protected] snakewood. $1200 Webmaster Julie Morrisett Bow, Renaissance, vielle, yew, 45 gms, clip-in frog, Linda Shortridge. [email protected] $300. Membership List Coordinator Roy Whelden Bow, Renaissance, snakewood, 72 gms, , clip-in frog, Linda Shortridge. [email protected] $400. Newsletter Editor Peter Brodigan Violin, Baroque, Paul Reap, Millom, Cumbria, March 1986, 12 3/4" string [email protected] length, 14 1/4" body. New bridge, soundpost and strings. Plays very nicely, some light dings in finish, but generally in very good condition. Peter Ballinger [email protected] $2000. John Dornenburg [email protected] Viola da gamba, treble, Uebel, 1966. 36.7 cm string length. Typical Robin Easterbrook [email protected] Uebel old German heavy viol; well-made; plays well but somewhat slow Mary Elliott [email protected] response. Carved rose and fingerboard. Some finish wear, but generally in good condition. Homemade hard case, new frets, new Ellen Fisher [email protected] Gamut strings. $1250. Julie Jeffrey [email protected] Viola da gamba, treble, unknown maker, 37 cm string length, female Josh Lee [email protected] carved head, antiqued to look like old instrument. Plays nicely, sweet Elisabeth Reed [email protected] tone. New frets, Gamut strings, soft case. $1950. Pj Savage [email protected] Pictures are available on www.LazarsEarlyMusic.com. Betsy St. Aubin [email protected] Contact Bill Lazar, [email protected], (650) 938-5367 for more information. EX OFFICIO Classified Ads Marie Dalby [email protected] Short classified advertisements in Gamba News are free to VdGS- Pacifica members. For nonmembers, ads are $5 per issue. Please mail your check made out to VdGS-Pacifica to Peter Brodigan, Editor, 737 Duncan Street, San Francisco, CA 94131. 3 2010 Pacifica Chapter Bash Saturday, June 5 @ 2:00 PM The 2010 Bash is next weekend! The church will be open by noon for warm up, tuning, etc. Bring food, beverage (wine ok) to share (no cooking in the kitchen please). Fifteen groups have signed up to play! Please enjoy eating while the groups perform. There will also be a social hour afterwards. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 5201 Park Blvd-Oakland June 5, 2010 2:00 to 5:00 At press time, the tentative program is below. The order of performances may change. PROGRAM 1. GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN, Sonata in C minor: Largo, Andante, Vivace Concerto Celestini Kathy Cochran, recorder Jonathan Hall, Baroque oboe Mary Reed, harpsichord Ellen Farwell, viola da gamba 2. MATTHEW LOCKE, Suite No. 6 in F: Pavan & Ayre Karen Lassen, treble viol (world premiere) Mary Elliot, tenor viol (world premiere) Lyle York, bass viol (kind friend to above premieristas) 3. PIERRE CERTAN, “Je ne fus jamais si alse” LUCA MARENZIO, “Fuggiro tant’ Amore” JOHN COPERARIO, Fantasisa à 3 Alice Benedict, soprano voice, treble viol Lee McRae, tenor viol Mary Elliot, bass viol 4. C.F. ABEL, Sonata in G Marc Armitano, bass viol 5. TOBIAS HUME “Love’s Farewell” Peter Brodigan, bass viol 6. MICHEL CORRETTE, “Les delices de la solitude No. 2” in D minor Jamie Wai Man Jin, bass viol Lynn Robbie, harpsichord 7. MICHAEL EAST, Duet “Draw out the end” Carolyn Butler, bass viol Robin Easterbrook, bass viol 8. MARIN MARAIS, Trios: Rondeau, Plainte, Gigue in F Trio Vino Robin Easterbrook, bass viol Joan Lounsbery, bass viol Pj Savage, bass viol 9. LOUIS de CAIX d’HERVELOIS, “La Brion” Sally Blaker, bass viol Lyle York, bass viol 10. LOUIS COUPERIN, Fantaisie Lyle York, treble viol Mary Elliott, bass viol 4 11. JOHN WARD Italian Madrigals, “Leggiardra sei” WILLIAM SIMMES, Phantasia No. 4 The Wednesday Viols Robin Easterbrook, treble viol John Mark, treble viol Lee McRae, tenor viol Ellen Farwell, tenor viol Ricardo Hofer, bass viol 12. MATTHEW LOCKE, Duet Julie Jeffrey, bass viol Peter Hallifax, bass viol 13. ON THE FRITZ John Mark & Robin Easterbrook, treble shooters Joan Lounsbery, K-bored 14. SERGEI RACHMANINOFF, “Vocalise”(adaption by John Mark) The Oakland V’S Marilyn Becker, pardessus John Mark, treble viol, Julie Morrisett, bass viol Ricardo Hofer, bass viol 15.
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